Banh mi bo kho

The Hanoitimes - To inspire travelers for the year ahead, Hong Kong Tatler has compiled the following destinations to add to visitors` bucket list. Nom bo kho – one of the best street food in Hanoi Banh mi – one of the reasons to fall in love with Hanoi Bun Cha among world’s most popular street foods Hanoi has been ranked third among 14 must-visit culinary destinations in the world in 2019, and each one will ensure that your journey will be a delicious one, according to a list released by Hong Kong Tatler, a Hong Kong guide to luxury lifestyle. Hanoi among world’s must-visit culinary destinations for 2019. Hong Kong Tatler advises travelers that from northern-style pho (not as sweet or fishy as Saigon pho) to bun cha (grilled pork), the food of Hanoi has long been celebrated around the world, with chefs such as the late Anthony Bourdain praising it as one of their favourite food cities in the world. “Remnants of French colonialism … [Read more...] about Hanoi among world’s must-visit culinary destinations for 2019

1. Pho What list of Vietnamese cuisine would be complete without pho? According to CNN, it's almost impossible to walk a block in any major Vietnamese destination without bumping into a crowd of hungry patrons slurping noodles at a makeshift pho stand. This simple staple consisting of a salty broth, fresh rice noodles, a sprinkling of herbs and chicken or beef, features predominately in the local diet -and understandably so. It's cheap, tasty, and widely available at all hours. 2. Cha ca Hanoians consider cha ca to be so exceptional that there is a street in the capital dedicated to these fried morsels of fish. This namesake alley is home to Cha Ca La Vong, which serves sizzling chunks of fish seasoned with garlic, ginger, turmeric and dill on a hot pan tableside. “Cha Ca La Vong may be the busiest but the service is a bit gruff and the food is overpriced. Instead make your way to Duong Thanh in Hanoi's Hoan Kiem district, where you'll find plenty of more affordable but just as … [Read more...] about CNN lists 40 delicious Vietnamese foods

VietNamNet Bridge - The best food in Saigon is well regarded as nutritious, savoury, and hearty, enjoyed at any time of the day.
Some of the defining traits in Vietnamese cuisine include rice, noodles, seafood, pork and beef, as well as various fresh herbs and spices, all of which result in robust flavours and unique interpretations.
Although the city is evolving into a cosmopolitan landscape with sprawling shopping malls, fine-dining restaurants and luxury hotels, you can still find plenty of roadside eateries, vibrant street market, and street food carts to satisfy your appetite for authentic Vietnamese delicacies.
Dining in the city is not just limited to Vietnamese pho and coffee, as you can also enjoy fresh seafood, noodles, rice, spring rolls, and meats prepared with an array of cooking methods.
Here are the best food that you should try in the city:
Banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich)
Available almost everywhere in HCM City, banh mi is a quintessential … [Read more...] about Must-try cuisines in Saigon

These guys are serving up a storm from the back of push carts and motorbikes. Ba Chieu sticky rice A pushcart at Ba Chieu in Binh Thanh District, one of the biggest markets in the city, serves steamed sticky rice with fried chicken and pork and a secret sauce on top. The tasty parcel comes wrapped in a banana leaf to keep warm, before being placed in a Styrofoam box to serve take-away customers. Each box costs from VND15,000-25,000 ($0.66-1.10). Those who want to eat right away can sit at nearby cafes and tea shops. The cart is open every day from 3 p.m. until midnight, and sometimes until 2 the next morning, which means you don't have to worry about spending the night hungry in Saigon. 'Cold' soup The guy who sells sweet soup near the corner of Nguyen Phi Khanh and Tran Quoc Thao in District 1 has never given his cart a name, but some of his more sarcastic customers love to call it the “cold” dessert shop, as he always stays too calm and takes his time, no matter … [Read more...] about Five Saigon restaurants that prove size doesn’t matter

Vietnamese street food not only attracts local people, but is also well-known internationally and is often served in five star hotels.
Richard Johnson, an award-winning British food critic, said that a little known secret is that the world's best sandwich or ‘Banh Mi’ -- a familiar fast street food in the life of every Vietnamese -- is not found in Rome, Copenhagen or New York City, but on the streets of Vietnam.
The US monthly culinary magazine Food & Wine lists Ho Chi Minh City among the cities for best street foods. According to the travel-oriented community website VirtualTourist.com, Vietnamese cuisine has received some major credits. In addition to the popular ‘Pho’ and ‘Banh Mi’, some other favorite street dishes include ‘Com Tam’ (Steamed broken rice with grilled pork ribs and fried egg), ‘Bo La Lot’ (Seasoned beef wrapped in leaf), and ‘Goi Cuon’ (Salad rolls).
Even the very hard-to-please … [Read more...] about Unique palatable taste of Vietnamese street food